Your AI assistant
Log time by asking your AI assistant
Connect the Quanta MCP server to Claude, Cursor or any MCP client. Start timers, log your work and ask where the hours went, without leaving the conversation.
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What you can ask
- “Start a timer on the Acme redesign”
- “Log 2 hours on Greenfield yesterday afternoon”
- “What did I work on this week?”
- “Move yesterday's entries to the Maintenance project”
- “How many hours went to Acme last month?”
Your assistant, your data
- Quanta itself sends nothing to an AI provider. Your assistant calls the Quanta API with your personal API key.
- It sees only what your Quanta account can see, with your roles and permissions.
- What it reads goes to your AI provider under your own account, like anything else you share in a conversation.
- Revoke the key in your settings at any time.
Set up in three steps
- Step 1
Create an API key
In your Quanta settings, under API Keys. It is shown once, so copy it.
- Step 2
Add the server
Add quanta-mcp to Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor with your key. The setup guide has the exact config.
- Step 3
Start asking
Ask about your timer, your entries or your hours in plain words.
Questions
- Which assistants work?
- The setup guide covers Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor. Any client that speaks MCP can use the server.
- What does it cost?
- Nothing extra. The MCP server is included on every Quanta plan, including the free trial. You pay your AI provider as you normally would.
- Where does it run?
- On your own machine, started by your assistant. It talks to the Quanta API with your key.
- Building something of your own?
- The same endpoints are open to your code through the public API. See every connection on the integrations page.
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